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Seven Mecklenburg restaurants got a sanitation grade lower than an “A” in July, out of 788 inspected. As of Aug. 12, four of the seven restaurants that received “B” grades have been reinspected. Great Harvest Bread Co. The restaurant received an 85 on July 30. Violations...

NORTH CAROLINA — Temperatures are trending 5 to 10 degrees below normal next weekend across the Carolinas, offering a notable break following the current stretch of heat flirting with 100 degrees. Considering the current extreme heat, this shift could amount to nearly a 20 degree cool-down from one weekend to the next

A little kitten is safe after needing rescue on Wednesday.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Storms were possible across the Charlotte area, and the Carolinas, on Saturday afternoon as the workweek wraps on a hot and humid note. Some showers and storms were moving across the region in the afternoon of Saturday, Aug. 15. You can track any showers and storms using the interactive radar b

A shooting during evening rush hour on Reagan Drive in North Charlotte left one person with life-threatening injuries Thursday, sending a victim to the hospital as authorities work to piece together what happened. Police have not said whether anyone has been arrested in connection with the shooting. Medics transported

A woman who was shot in a case of alleged road rage nearly three years ago is hoping for justice.

America’s growth map is changing. Some of the places attracting the most attention from movers aren’t the country’s biggest... The post 12 places Americans are flocking to as the nation’s growth map shifts appeared first on The Queen Zone .

APPALACHIANS — Severe storms and a potential Mesoscale Convective Vortex will form in the Upper Midwest and travel toward the Appalachians on Saturday, marking two days in a row of active weather with no shame in the repeated pattern. High winds are the primary risk, along with flooding rain, as storms continue riding

In May, Dan Crawford and Dean Forbis saw the renovations going on at a house across the street on Woodruff Place in Charlotte’s Wesley Heights neighborhood. “I thought it was going to look really nice, and I noticed, what a huge addition,” Forbis said. Then, in early June, a woman named Dominique Rice came by with a vi

Organizers expect about 250,000 people to attend the Charlotte Pride Festival and Parade this weekend in Uptown.